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Title	k. Locust Lawn was a prosperous farm
Creator	Historic Huguenot Street
Date.Original	2008-05-02
Subject.LCSH	Huguenots;
Subject.TGM	Historic sites Historic buildings Inheritance & succession Families
Subject.Local	Hasbrouck family Bevier family
Personal Name	Hasbrouck, Josiah, 1755-1821 Hasbrouck, Levi, 1791-1861 Hasbrouck, Hylah Bevier, 1795-1874 Hasbrouck, Josiah, 1828-1884 Hasbrouck, Sarah Maria, 1823-1858 Hasbrouck, Ann Bevier, 1827-1906 Hasbrouck, Louisa, 1831-1867 Hasbrouck, Laura Tallmadge, 1834-1925 Benjamin, Asher, 1773-1845 Phillips, Ammi, 1788-1865
Location	Gardiner - Ulster County - New York New Paltz - Ulster County - New York
HRVH Topic	Agriculture Daily Life People
Language	eng
Format.Original	text
Resource Type	text
Source	Locust Lawn Farm
Resource Identifier	LL_5.pdf
Publisher.Digital	Historic Huguenot Street
Date.Digital	2008-11-05
Format.Digital	application/pdf
Exhibit Homepage	http://www.hrvh.org/exhibit/notiontosew
Digital Collection	A Notion to Sew
Holding Institution	Locust Lawn Farm
Contact Information	2683 South Road Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 http://www.lgny.org
Rights	Locust Grove holds copyright and reproduction rights. Permission for reproduction required.
Transcript	Locust Lawn was a prosperous farm of some 385 acres that grew rye, oats, corn, and wheat and also had apple orchards. Milk cows, chickens, beef cattle and pigs provided dairy and meat - all for home consumption and for sale at market. A herd of sheep also provided wool. A saw mill on the property supplied lumber for the farm and for sale. Census records for 1820 indicate the presence of several white servants and twelve enslaved Africans. These people worked inside the house and on the farm.
Translation	Locust Lawn was a prosperous farm of some 385 acres that grew rye, oats, corn, and wheat and also had apple orchards. Milk cows, chickens, beef cattle and pigs provided dairy and meat - all for home consumption and for sale at market. A herd of sheep also provided wool. A saw mill on the property supplied lumber for the farm and for sale. Census records for 1820 indicate the presence of several white servants and twelve enslaved Africans. These people worked inside the house and on the farm.
Metadata Creator	Hurlburt, Ashley

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